Does is have magnesium and ash? (I know it has manganese, but is that different from magnesium?) If it does, what is min amt of both?
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The ingredients for this food are: Ingredients: Peas, Chicken Meal, Chicken, Chicken Fat (preserved with mixed tocopherols), Pea Protein, Flaxseed, Natural Flavor, Calcium Carbonate, DL-Methionine, Potassium Chloride, Choline Chloride, Taurine, Natural Mixed Tocopherols, Zinc Proteinate, Vitamin E Supplement, Niacin, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Zinc Sulfate, Manganese Sulfate, Copper Sulfate, Thiamine Mononitrate (Vitamin B-1), Vitamin A Supplement, Biotin, Potassium Iodide, Calcium Pantothenate, Riboflavin (Vitamin B-2), Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B-6), Vitamin B-12 Supplement, Manganous Oxide, Sodium Selenite, Vitamin D-3 Supplement, Folic Acid.
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Hi Kathryn, I'm no expert. There are many different opinions. My mother-in-law has cancer and I was doing some research and came across this article: http://drsircus.com/medicine/magnesium/magnesium-and-cancer about magnesium. Regards.
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magnesium(from 2000mg Magtein tm magnesium L-threonate) 144mg Other ingredients:vegetable cellulose (capsule), microcrystallinecellulose, vegetablestearate, silica
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The Bare Minerals broke my face out so I had to return it.I've used Everyday Minerals (everydayminerals.com) for a month, and just love it! It's also about half the cost of the BE. The Everyday does NOT have the bismuth chloride in it. They have a free sample kit ($3.97 postage) that's fantastic. Do try the Everyday. The lighter shades run really light, BTW.
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Yes, each tablet has 200 mg elemental magnesium. We called the manufacturer.
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If it were magnesium, it wouldn't say "Aluminum" Magnesium is a lot more expensive the the aluminum offers adequate anode protection.
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I researched: the Magnesium ingredient is Mag. Oxide. Here is what the webMD site says on it - this is what you probably have to look for (maybe others) Some MEDICINES MAY INTERACT with magnesium oxide. Tell your health care provider if you are taking any other medicines, especially any of the following:Anticoagulants (eg, warfarin) because the risk of their side effects may be increased by magnesium oxideSo if anyone else is concerned about interactions this is one thing to look for on mixes.
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1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment: meaningless nonsense. 1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment:... » Read More 1. The citrate salt is (supposedly) more bio-available (more easily absorbed and distributed through the body) than other salt forms.2. To the best of my understanding, the active form of Magnesium in the body is the Mg 2+ cation. I cannot see any chemical rationale for injesting Magnesium Oxide as a source of dietary magnesium. I don't know if Magnesium Citrate is the MOST bioavailable, but my chemical intuition tells me that it MUST be better than supplements containing Magnesium Oxide.3. Totes LOLed at the "citrate binds with oxalate" comment: meaningless nonsense. « Show Less
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There are others that have pretty complete answers for this. Main thing is the strontium is am and calcium is pm. Great mix and with three years of taking them I no longer have osteopenia
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By reading the label, it says each capsule has 200 mg magnesium. Otherwise I would contact the company for an in depth analysis. They're the ones who manufacture it!
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Never mind, I found it! It's carbonate. http://www.naturemade.com/Products/Minerals/Calcium-Magnesium-and-Zinc
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I have no idea--some type of carbonate and/or magnesium? This product is my most favorite--found it by accident at a store when I was out of town, and then I ordered it online. It's useful for indigestion--especially right after eating. Tastes great, too!
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Yes, I am going through the trials and tribulations of magnesium deficiency causing racing heart, anxiety, depression, sleeplessness, RLS and cramps in both legs (at the same time). I was checked for mag deficiency by doing the urine and serum blood test. My kidneys are excreting magnesium due to Type II Diabetes. In the process it has managed to give me kidney stones. Doing research I have learned that Vit K2 (m-7 specifically) is one of the "gatekeepers" for calcium, mag., vit D3 and probably many others. Vit K2 (m-7) is found in organ meats which most of us no longer eat as our ancestors did. It has promising research for Alzheimer's, dementia and Parkinson's. Magnesium glycinate has helped a lot, but am also going to try the threonate form in addition to this one. I also have polycystic ovary syndrome which eventually caused uterine cancer at age 51 and even though I have had a total hysterectomy the PCOS continues. I also have hypothyroidism which was misdiagnosed by an MD which in turn caused rapid weight gain the Type II diabetes...a domino effect. You should always get copies of your bloodwork, because MD's do make life threatening mistakes. Good Luck.
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Nitrogen, phosphate and potassium mainly.... Other micro nutrients include manganese .... Those are the ones that comes to my mind at the moment
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Without doing research, I can not answer that for you. :( I can say that the body uses magnesium in so many ways that it is worth a try.
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Ancient Minerals is 100% pure magnesium. You can buy it in various forms: oil (which is not oil at all, not oily. It is so pure and gentle, you can not only massage your muscles with it, but you can use it as eye drops or a mouthwash); flakes, good to put into warm bath water to take a long soak; or a gel rub with the magnesium in a tube that you can carry with you. I bought all 3 forms. I have had a serious back injury for 14 years and live in pain because I don't want the surgery that will correct the pinched nerves, etc. So, when I can't bear the pain, I run my tub about 1/2 full of warm water and put 1/2 bag of flakes in it to dissolve, then soak for 20-30 minutes. When I get out, I absolutely have NO pain. (I just wish I had the money to be able to buy enough of it to do a couple of times every week, so I limit myself to using it unless I'm in unbearable pain). I just can't say enough good about this product. I learned about it by reading hundreds of hours of research on line provided by a doctor in Brazil named Dr. Sircus. The detailed information he provides is priceless, and he shares all the products he uses, their benefits, prices, and where you can buy them. Through him, I found out that magnesium is only 100% absorbable through the skin, not orally. I don't think many people know that, so they buy magnesium pills, which don't even do any good. Well, I hope I have helped you some. There is a lot to learn. All the best. Barbara Fisher
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I haven't heard that. The reason I bought it is because it apparently contains quality minerals. It would be interesting to know, though.